Mobs fear and police move as McQuery dies from shooting
Officer William McQuery of Covington died at Cincinnati Hospital at 1 25 PM from pistol wounds inflicted by Wallace Bishop and Thomas Lyons. The two prisoners were moved by train to Louisville amid crowd fears of lynching. Lyons confessed that a murdered tramp named Charles Schutz was involved before police.
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William McQuery
Covington
Cincinnati Hospital
Wallace Bishop
William Burns
Thomas Lyons
Louisville
McQuery
Ludlow
Bishop
Lyons
Arch I. Carson
Kentons
Washingtons
Commonwealth
Ofcer
Pugh
Milldale
Commercial Tribune
Charles Schutz
Rai
Schutz
Cincinnati
Lly
Sand
Officer McQuery Moved After City Hospital Transfer
The body of Officer McQuery was removed from City Hospital to his name on Riddle Street Covington last night in a pending hearse procession.
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Ford
Turnkey Maurer
Sheriff Moske
Officer McQuery
Riddle Street
Covington
Wallace Bishop and William Lyons Arrive in Louisville
Special despatch reports Wallace Bishop and William Lyons, charged with the murder of Covington patrolman William McQuery, being transported to Louisville in custody. They were placed in jail after boarding an L and N train at Milldale. Bishop claimed mental blankness about the fight and expressed relief at leaving Covington.
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Louisville
Russell Street
Licking River
Twelfth Street
Newport
Milldale
Court Avenue
Lyons
Sergeant Sandford
Sheriff Boske
Sheriff Fisher
Bishop
Maurer
Phillips
Riemeyer
Pughend
Johnson
Coyington
Madison Pike
Commercial Tribune
Wallace Bishop
William Lyons
William McQuery
Covington
Boske
Pugh
Sanford
Avondale Protest Against Erection of Obtrusive Poles
George Hafer presents a detailed objection to placing electric poles along Reading road in Avondale Cincinnati. He cites past efforts to remove poles, argues the Edison Electric Light Company lacked city-approved authority post annexation, and urges removal of existing and proposed wires to keep the street attractive.
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Reading Road
Avondale
George Hafer
Board of Public Service
Cincinnati
Corporation
Edison Electric Light Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Lexington
Glenwood Avenues
Geo. Hafer
Rights of the Wife and Divorces Drive Court
Judge Davis grants decrees to several wives in a series of cases. Rebecca York, descendant of Pocahontas, sues John York for cruelty and neglect and wins. Other couples include John and Mattie Garrison facing wilful absence and Nathalie Presser, whose husband Carl vanished after selling assets.
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Davis
Rebecca York
Workum
Pocahontas
Old Virginia
Powhatan
John Smith
York
Kenyon Avenue
John
Paris Green
Thomas Fry
Sarah
Dennis
Thomas
Mattie Garrison
Mattie
Nathalie Presser
Carl
A Wife Wins Divorce for Gross Neglect and Alimony
In Eva Burch versus Joel Burch Judge Spiegel rules wives have rights to proper attention and respect. The wife proved her case against gambling with the family finances and earns custody of the children with alimony to be set by the court. Katherine Moran seeks divorce from Louis Moran following the marriage.
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Eva Burch
Joel Burch
Spiegel
J. Q. Martin
Théatt & Brown
Katherine Moran
Louis Moran
Custody Sought After Seven Years Neglect
In September 1891 a wife accuses her husband of seven years of willful neglect to support her and their child and of two years of idle and dissipated conduct since marriage. She seeks custody of the child and notes wilful absence. Stanley M. Withrow represents the plaintiff's counsel.
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Stanley M. Withrow
Wills and Estates Absolve Niece as Heir Under German Address
The will of Frederick Ebert leaves $200 to his sister’s daughter if she resides in America. otherwise the niece and her brother divide the estate. Executor is Henry F. Pinkross of Camp Dennison. Other wills grant varied estates and executorships, including John Goetz, Archibald Skinner, and James Finnigan. Administration letters granted for several estates, with guardianship for Harry E. Schmidt, minor. Estate valuations range from $400 to $5,000.
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Frederick Ebert
Elizabeth Popp
Eicha
Saxon Meinengen
Germany
América
Frederick Aug. Popp
Elcha
Henry F. Pinkross
Camp Dennison
James H. Finnigan
Sarah M. Finnigan
John Goetz
Rosina
Archibald Skinner
Columbia Township
Nancy Kincely
Laura Powers
George Skinner
Putnam County
John Albig
Dena Gavin
Davis L. Harbeson
Reuben Tyler
Charles P. Hart
Frank Neubacher
Louisa Neubacher
Joseph Boll
Francis Boll
E. G. Berghausen
Harry E. Schmidt
Commencement Fetes Largest Cincinnati Class of 1900
McMicken Hall overflowed with relatives as the 1900 graduating class received B.S., LL.B., and M.A. degrees. Augustus Smith and Joseph Wilby spoke, while honors included LL.D. conferred on Gustavus Wald. Paintings unveiled honor Charles Hunt and Mrs. Cunningham, with portraits by Torrey and Webber marking the Burnet Woods site and university benefactors.
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Wilby
Gustavus Wald
Dew Department
Briggs S. Cunningham
Samuel F. Hunt
University
McMicken Hall
Torrey
New York
University Board
Burnet Woods
Webber
Cincinnati
Comegys
James F. Heady
Samuel Furman
Hunt
Pantheon
Senate
State of
Ohio
Judge Hunt
Great Republic
Dr Davis commits Royer in Sedler Street incident
Rebecca Royer 44 is described as nervous and hysterical with religious delusions and violent behavior after a suspected incident with her husband Samuel Royer on Sedler Street Price Hill to Longview. Fred Vogel is recommitted for a second course of treatment following a relapse at the asylum.
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Aslum
Civil rights suit over alleged race discrimination at Gray Eagle
Joseph Hughes, described as colored, sues Henry Gentrup proprietor of the Gray Eagle saloon at Sixth and Elm for $500 damages. Hughes says on May 19 he and two friends were refused service with the bartender saying they do not sell to niggers here. He says Gentrup refused service at the counter. attorney is John J. Acomb.
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Alyn
Water Avenue
Imogene Munroe
Joseph Hughes
Henry Gentrup
Gray Eagle
Sixth and Elm
Hughes
John J. Acomb
Common Pleas Court case list of foreclosure and divorce actions
A compressed docket from Common Pleas and Superior Court entries shows cases including Mortgage Loan Company versus Joseph Varelman for 4570 on a note, Dina Gavin administratrix versus Barbara Weber for 649, and others. It lists defendants, plaintiffs, and attorneys across numbered dockets No 118,908 to No 118,916 and Superior Court Nos 50,703 and 60,704 involving injunctions, partitions, and foreclosures.
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The
Mortgage Loan Company
Joseph Varelman
Cormany & Cormany
Dina Gavin
Barbara Weber
Nuippert & Powell
Kayser & ‘Hegner
Anna Kluesener
Campbell, Bates, Clendening & Meyer
Katherine Moreau
Louis Moreau
Stanley M. Withrow
Margaret J. Sloan
Mary A. Dirr
Julia W. Hopple
Overman & Schrader Cordage Company
Squire Kughman
Wilson & Wilson
Joseph Hughes
Henry Ientrup
John J. Acomb
Frederick Kline
William H. Stroup
Bundy & Woods
Caroline A.laford
Henry Bostwick
J. H. Clemmer
Chas
J. Snott
Superior Court
C. M. Adams
Interstate Savings and Investment Company
Swing
Cushing & Morse
William Wuest
Caroline Wuest
W. M. Fridman
Local Civil Judgments and Probate Ruling Reported
Voorhees Miller and Co. secured a default judgment of 90468 against Thomas Dryden. Judge Jelke’s jury awarded 1000 to Sarah Monahan against the city. A default of 300 was awarded to Jos O’Hara and Rogers Wright against John H. Dickbrader, executor. A. J. Pruden’s will was admitted to probate by Judge McNeill, clearing way for contest pending.
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Voorhees, Miller & Co
Thomas Dryden
Jelke
Sarah Monahan
Jos, O'Hara
Rogers Wright
John H. Dickbrader
A. J. Pruden
McNeill
Court dockets list several pending cases across courts
Circut Court Heile vs Langworthy receiver Brown et al United States Board and Paper Co Knoche vs Frenzel Wellman executrix vs Kruckemeyer Superior Court Judge Jackson Young vs Graselle Chem Co Judge Dempsey Ready list Judge Rufus Smith Ready list Common Pleas Court Judge Murphy Troy vs Sayre et al Rempe Son vs Hazenfeld et al Horstman et al vs Beetz et al Holbrook vs Hyde Park et al Judge Pfleger Pieckert vs 5S wm executor Noble vs Salzman et al Dewar vs City et al City etc vs Ries et al Holmes vs Madisonville Judge Jelke Bode vs Keck Hewlett Co vs Waters et al Wright vs Boellmecke Murdock vs Scheet Gaumon et al Krause vs Reeder et al Judge Davis The Wm Glenny Glass Co vs The James McDonald Sons Co Thompson vs Scroggins Judge Spiegel Hoban vs Hoban Vaughn vs Vaughn Weber vs Weber Steinert vs Steinert Chappuis vs Chappuis Probate Court Miscellaneous Insolvency Court Miscellaneous
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Heile
Langworthy
Brown
United States Board and Paper Co
Knoche
Frenzel
Wellman
Executrix
Kruckemeyer
Superior Court
Jackson
Young Vs. Graselle Chem. Co
Dempsey
Rufus Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Troy
Sayre
Rempe & Son
Hazenfeld
Horstman
Beetz
Holbrook
Hyde Park
Pfleger
Pieckert
Noble
Salzman
Dewar
City
Ries
Holmes
Madisonville
Jelke
Bode
Keck
Hewlett & Co
Waters
Wright
Boellmecke
Murdock
Scheet & Gaumon
Krause
Reeder
Davis
the Wm. Glenny Glass Co
The
James McDonald & Sons Co
Thompson
Scroggins
Steinert
Chappuis
Miscellaneous
St Josephs Picnic Plans Concerts and Lighting
Entertainment Committee of the St. Joseph Orphan Asylum Association outlines the Fourth of July picnic with Devanney's Band for two concerts and completed electric lighting poles. A flower and candy booth is formed with Dunlap Costello and Kealy in charge. A Gibson House meeting is set for tomorrow with candidates and champions to present claims.
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St. Joseph Orphan Asylum Association
McBreen
Devanney
Dunlap
Costello
Kealy
Messrs. Brennan, Hoban and Sullivan
Dairy shift shown as Ohio becomes creamery region
A shipment of 350 sixty pound tubs of creamery butter from French Bros. Dairy to D. W. Brice & Co. in Philadelphia demonstrates Southern Ohio’s transition from farming to dairy. Butter sold 1 cent above Elgin creamery market, a benchmark in pricing. Nine area creameries now operate near Cincinnati. Locations include Lebanon Loveland Morrow Clarksville Harveysburg Blanchester Germantown and Springboro.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Elgin Creamery
Elgin
French Bros. Dairy Company
D. W. Brice & Co
Cincinnati
French Bros
Lebanon
Loveland
Morrow
Clarksville
Harveysburg
Blanchester
Springboro
Germantown
German Epworth League Cabinets Plan Milwaukee Convention
German Epworth League pastors and league presidents met at Race Street Church to finalize arrangements for the national convention in Milwaukee starting July 19. About fifty preachers and lay delegates from Cincinnati are expected, with topics on league influence for ministers, youth participation, reading circles, and Christian sociability. A Sunday mass meeting will discuss faith, church, and world connections.
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Epworth League
M. E
Epworth Leagues
Race Street
Dr Mason Returns From Southern Educational Tour
Dr M C B Mason senior general secretary of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society returned from an extensive trip through the South. He attended trustees meetings at Clark University Atlanta Gammon Theological Seminary Atlanta and Central Tennessee College Nashville. On next Saturday he leaves for Clyde Ohio where he will make several addresses in the Freedmen's work.
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South
M. C. B. Mason
The
Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society
Board of Trustees
Clark University
Atlanta
Gammon Theological Seminary
Central Tennessee College
Nashville
Clyde
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Blood Purity Benefit
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla when they report impure blood and poor appetite, presenting the product as a remedy to restore health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Bishop and
Husband
A. D. Leee
Briggs Cunningham
Samuel Hunt
ST. Joseph’s
Milwaukee
DR. Mason
Star Shoe House
Main Street
America
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Paris
Alexander M
Alexander III. Bridge
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
United States
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
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